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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
Aid For Grafton.

To he Editor off Register.
GRAFTON, July 13.-Haying read the
article in your paper regarding the want
of aid by the sufferers from the fire at this
place July 5th, concluded upon my ar
rival here to make inquiry among mer-
chants and people in q position to know,
as to the needs, If any, Of the sufferers by
the fire. have done so and find that the
Mayor of Grafton, feeling indignant at the
way Wheeling had acted in regard to send
ing aid lin the way of an engine) took 1T
unto himself to speak for oil, without con-
sultation. There is some ten or fifteen
families here that are needy-having lost
everything bV the fire while there are
others who have lost great deal, but who
can get along and would not ask aid. But
the number i name are destitute, and
think Wheeling should come to Gratton's
aid with good subscriptiOn-and right
herself from the embarrassing position she
has been placed in las a city by few
men and the IatelligeReer. When Wheel
ing was visited by flood in "a, Grafton
promptly responded with 81, 800 cash and
a car load of clothing. Now will Wheel
ing stand back, and let Grafton be
double sufferer from her hands. We have
refused them aid to stop the lire. VIII
We now refuse them aid to the sufferers
from il? The time lost in waiting for
reply from Wheeling, before sending to
Pdrkersburg. would have aided them very
materially had they known Wheeling
would refuse. / trust the REGISTER will
start subscription list At once.
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have their ditch opened up IS far as Fourth

have their ditch opened UP as far as Fourth
street on Hanover.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robson and daughter,
Mary Ann, are the guests Of Mrs. Robson's
brother, John Heslop, on North Fifth
street.
Henry Helling has commenced the cree
ton of an addition to his tenement house
on Fifth street.
The nail plate tenders at the Laughlin
mill knocked off before noon yesterday on
account of the hat.
The ''Billy Harne" Fishing Club is
camped at the mouth Of Deep Run.
A Martins Ferry man, who has always
been identified with the efforts to secure
the building of new railroads into the city,
received letter from q gentleman named
Beebe, of Cadiz, yesterday, stating that the
prospects for the Wheeling and Lake Erie
were Just now very flattering. The letter
states that three corps of engineers have
worked over the line in q few days. The
first lot of surveyors determined the road,
the second took the levels, and the third
arranged for the proper slopes, cuts and
fills. This looks like business, and we
sincerely hope something will be done
looking to the securing of the road. Con-
siderable uneasiness is expressed, however,
concerning q rumor that the w. q l.. Z.
would cross the Ohio at Warrenton or Port
land and 90 to Wheeling on the West VIZ
ginia side. There is but little danger,
however, of the W. & L. e. cutting 50 good
a shipper as Martins Ferry with nothing
to gain by the operation.
Prof. White, Of Mt. Pleasant was in the
city yesterday.
Joy May Humphreville is lying at the
point of death at her fathers home on
Second street.
d. H. Burwell, Pennsylvania gifted
Young temperance orator, held meeting
to q large and appreciatiye audience at the
corner of Fourth and Hanover streets last
night.
A card from George Ralston, dated
Coney Island, says that the members Of
the excursion party are all well and enjoy
ing the trip very much.
An unknown Pittsburg woman made
things lively in John Noon ssaloon yester-
day morning by refusing to pay for drinks
ordered. Later she made show OF herself
at the c. & p depot.
Ticket No. 81 drew the watch at Peter
Wagoner's confectionery.
E. L. p. Thorngate has had new plat
form built over the street scales In front OF
his store.
Miss Laura Swartz is expected home
from Cleveland to-day.
f. d. Cattell and family are in Mt.
Pleasant visiting friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
NIUISSIONER'S SALE
Julia Ann Geiser's Adminissrator) In the circu,
VI fOhio ~
Daniel Geieer Ct al In Chsnc~..

Julia Ann Geisers Administrator In the circu,
Daniel Gsiser ct. al In c cSsnsS:s;,
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIe.
ID cult Court Of Ohio county, In the stste =,
West Virginia, made and entered in the shora
entitled cause, on the 9Th day Of Nay, lss7
Will sell, q public auction, q the north fSon,,
door Of the Court House Of said Ohio county. on
saturday, the Soth Nay Of July, lss,
beginning at 10 O'Clock q NJ, the following Az
scribsd property Of which Julia Ann GeiRer' ls,.
Of said Ohio county, died seised-that q TO ssS'
The twenty-five feet o6 the south side of a LIs
numbered ixty Of Eofrs addition 10 the CITY or
wheeling, fronting on Wood street. and running
wess nom said street back nfty feet Of uniforn
width OF said mont, together with the appure.
nances belonging thereto and the building ana
improvements thereon.
IrRNs OF SALK-One-third Of the purchase
money, or as much more ss the purchaser nav
elect 70 pay, In cash on the day Of sale: one
third OF the balance, II any. on credit Of twelve
months, and the residue on credit Of two yeas
nom the day Of sale; the purchaser giving note,
with approved personal security f0rthe payment
of the deferred instalments Of purchase money.
with interest on the same nom the day Of sale.
and the title 70 the property 70 DO retained until
the further order Of said Court
Special Commissioner
Bond with security, according 10 law and the
terms Of the above decree, has been given In the
above entitled cause, and approved by me this
y iy ~ u ~ JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
But yin He Accept?
NeW York Sur

Every Democrat will hope that the re-
port that Judge Thurman has consented
to allow his name TO be used Us a Demo-
cratic candidate tor Governor of Indiana is
true. OF course the nOmi' alton will be
rendered with uuanimity and enthusiasm,
and if acceptance follows, the election OF
the Nestor of Democracy is assured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15

INSTEAD Of disappearing all at once and
turning up in Canada like his brother
bOOdlers, JAKE SHARP is said to be disap-
pearing at the rate of pound a day, and
the New Testament forbids US guessing
where he will turn up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15

A CORRESPONDENT in another column
urges the establishment of fund for the
relief Of the sufferers by the Grafton fire.
Let the Wheeling people show their good
will and generosity by booming this fund.
Contributions received at this Office will be
acknowledged and forwarded to their des-
destination
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
No Cause for Democratic Complaint.

Mr.. Cleveland has pushed his appoint
ments much further than the newspapers
have given him credit for. As matter of
fact he has made as many changes as any
Democratic President would have made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15

A New YORK reporter assaulted AUSTIN
CoRBIS the other day, and the six-foOt
railroad man got the best of him. If this
reporter wanted to whip railroad king he
should have tackled GOULD. JAY is a hit
tie man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
"All Rnght-Blaine of Maine-I, 900. 4"

Blaine has been Singing his autograph
pretty lively among the London collectors
of such curiosities. James has apparently
forgotten how he got down on his knees to
a certain Mr.. Mulligan and begged for the
return of several Of his autographs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
A Caustic Rebuks to Fanatics


The letter is caustic rebuke to the mar
row-minded fanatics and brawling parti-
sans who started the disturbance and who
are doing their best to break up the Grand
Army OF the Republic by making politi-
cal machine of it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15

SISBAD, the Sailor, would have sympa
thized with the G. A. r. whose Oldham
of-the-Sea, the palsy politician, is a
"sticker."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
Then the ErmIne VIII Fly.

Philadelphia AtcOTu.
Queen Kspiolani is not alarmed. She
probably knows that her Kalakaua needs
discipline. Probably the royal fur will
tly when she gets her hands upon him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
IIIPRfcflHTtD ATTRACTION
U 0IfR HALF | MILLION DISTRIBUTE |
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated In ls6S for Is years by the Legisia.
ture for Educational and Charitable purISss-
with capital Of 81 90, o0-to which u rcs.ryc
fund Of over $50 QUO has since been added.
By an Overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
was made part Of the present State C0nstilu.
ton adopted December ID, A. ID. ls7s.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people Of any State.
IL never scales or postponeS
It's Grand single Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the Semi snnusl
Drawings regularly evcry hx mouths June aud
December).
Asplendid opportunity 70 win fortune. Eighth
Grand Drawing, Class II, Ia the Academy Il
Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, August %,
lSs7-aO7th Monthly Drawing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
IIIlUllrJf self-Testilat- Drr0lprDITnDc
WbYHt Ing Americas 0EflllbtnAl Dns

ais awarded at the Cincinnati industrial Expo
sitiOnS These are the only. RelngeraiOn filed
with ground cork between the walls (the BEET
non-eonducting material known for the purpose,
and are undoubtedly the best and cheapest ar
ticle OF the kind In the market. Every Refhge-
ra,or guaranteed as represented. Call and ex-
anime before buying or send for Pricelist- Whole
sale and Retail Depot I2l Main 81, CINCINNATI, o.
JOS. W. WAYNE. hanufaetursr, mys
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
DIED.

FARRELL-On Thursday, July Il, 1887, at 6l5
o'clock u m., GEoRGIASA. infant daughter of p.
F. and Mary J. Farrell, aged years and
months
Funeral from the residence of her parents, No.
IS Nineteenth street this, Friday at 10 o'clock
N. Friends of the family are invited to attend.
Interment at Mt Calvary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BASK
New Orleans, In.

REMEMBER that the presence u generals.
Beanrcgard and Early, who arc In charge Of the
drawings, IN n guarantee Of absolute fAirnoss and
integrity, that the chances are all equal and
that no one can possibly divine what number
will draw q prize.
REMEMBEx that the payment Of all Prizes
Ia GUARANTEED BY POUR NATION.
Al. BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets
arc signed by the President NJ al Institution.
whose chartered rights are rerogniL,d In the
highest Courts: therefore, beware Of any imiis'
tons or aDsDymon schemes. JyI3eWAsgt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
in Sale.
TOR SALE.
At VALLEY Grove,
Nearly Four Acres Of Fine LasA

On which II an ordinary frame dwelling NJ,
tsIning eight rooms; also, an extensive asH.
and other outbuildines Also, apples and srsrss
IA ApP'yo 'Ak M i = ohAA .;r ~.
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Capital Prize. $50, 900.

2 l7S Prizes, amounting " ....-..- 90
Application for rates 10 clubs should be male
only 70 the once Of the Company 10 New Or.
leans
For further information write clearly, giving
full address. POSTAL NOTES, kIprsa
Money Orders or New York Exchange In ordinary
letter, Currency by express lat Our expehse) al.
dressed
N. A. DAJPHIH,
Now Orleans, L..
Or: n. A. BAUrHIK,
WkshiuEtoe, %. q.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19
MARQUIS

MARQUIS j. tArce-quarter Norman
sired by NArcHLEss, No. 175I. Vo. Z.
\. r. III. aAd owned by j. L. Hastings
< Co.. Mason city. Illinois. He Is an
imported tull blood Pcrchcon-\9rm9n
that cost upwards OF >Z50t09, stands
1H1 hands high. aud weighs 1900 lbs.
No horse ever imported ha, q more
perfect carriage or f,rm- or possessed
with a bette. record for colts.
IIei5 universally liked and favored
hv all Norman horse breeders who
know him.
NN2yI, dam was sired by Baby
nm imported Norman, owned by l.
Wilkins. ot Logan county. Illinois.
Great dam. "a I'M! blood b.ar'. Morgan
mare. noted for fast trav-.jre. g beauty
an The track. MARQUIS i, n beautiful
darp,e gray. near H. Eae@< high
weight in good flesh about $3.50 ,hs.
,pledid style. nice driver excellent
action AMI perfect form THAT being
almost precisely same - his sire
~Natchlo@s.
Nasclle9s. the sire Of MARQUIS. took
frst prize ut tile World Fair al Paris
France. and is one of the world : prize
stations brought -o this country.
MARQUIS was fJaied in June. ISL.
aud j. counterpart ct his sire. -
VIII stand present season in Nic0-
.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

Hen Doti9rs to insure a mare with
'4a. to he paid when known to be with
toai. parted with or removed.
YO{ Nc HAMBLETONIAN is as
handsome as Al picture. 163 hands ii III
and weighs. when in good condition.
1900. Color. Mahogany bay, black
cEs, ma0e and tail; no white on him.
Sure toal getter. Mild disposition.
splendid action and tiun style. Care
viii be taken to prevent accidents In,
will be responsible for none.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

Now IS the time to invest in lots.
The boom has cmmenced in earnest.
ne can almost hear the cars whistle.
When you want Job work give us 2
trial
One week from next Monday is
Decoration day
Walter Korb has sold his Drug store
to Homer Bcylin.
The building boom in Nicodenus is
steadily increasing
N G. Terrell Of MilIbrook was in
town last Saturday.
Sheriff Ellsworth came down from
thecounty seat Tuesday.
Jet Boylin Of Webster was visiting
friends in the city this week.
Rain RAINll RAIN!!l Is the order
ofthe day in western Kansas.
A large number Of cases Of measles
are reported from, through the county.
Booml BooM!l BOOM!!l Is
what Nicodemus is doing all the time
9 Fountain Of Millbrook was in
tba citv Monday On his way To Stock
ton.
Postmaster Robinson Of Roscoe was
II tov.n this week and called Ut this
office
..c,
~. :;4: III, a;o4ov nTmr Tv;,1;oa,
Kelley
Tboro oro ,non,, oott1n dvina IL
pooLs ond OsboYro connr;os fan,
black lee.
W r Anderson nost-moster IT.
Nillbrook was n town "Wednesday 81
business
Chas. Duyal has sold his meat market
to James Grose the proprietor Of the
city meat market.
Born on May 18th to Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Day IN EIGHT pound bov all
parties doing well.
IF rop wont oood location !, Ala
,rv GOODS - c1otb;nc hrs;noss III not
fail to visit our town.
We want 900 now suIecrihors ot
s1OO in advance to enable us to buy
new press and more type.
Banker Mcpherson Is fencing ia 60
viii have ] fniaho1 il;
Suayed-Two large bay mares from
ny farm one mile east Of Nicodemus
VIA. 4, !. il IN" II
theirup and downs the conrse If Nic-
odemus IS steadily and snreIv IL
JIM Roh ~ LII u ,r,,,,
days this week on IogoI hns;no,
AGeptlon,an i, ~ - Il u,
Babcock from MI, ~ ~ II
Lis week i aod honont 1eSm orh a..sa WAS 7 Town
Jack Rl.rtonsE;,, ~, ts,-,,
Of the Fll;s n,n;I [ n4S '.'non 'il1l
can't stsr arro-' 80 s iVu'o = aain' 0aen !
Tbo ,uoI,. . -lo'1 4''oO.'iiuS--"nS
ston b.,,o ''ls = 'ne 'lclnlty q wood
A. b.n, oOn0 opy ana the farmers
rvr ''''Hs water from the Solomon
u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-21
Docket Of the November Term
1887, of the Gasconade
County Circuit Court.

FIRST DAY, MONDAY, OCToBEE, 81, Isl
l state of Missouri vs. Henry waIdecker
failing 10 keep road in repair as oversPer,
state OF Missouri VS. C.. and J. Clock
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I 'o7.
ObStruciing public road.
, Anna Kehr vs. Max kehr; Divorce.
Henry Hennemann VS. Scott Price, ct al
Appeal from Justice Court.
D Henry Lankenau VS. ID. z. Richardson
Appeal Il ON Justice Court.
+. l.. Wensel vs. C. e. Meizler: suit or
account by attachment.
Caroline Buschmeyer vs. Michael Jordan
Damages.
5 Otto Neuelhahn vs. Martin Heitzmann
Ejectment Feb. Il, 1886
&. II. Gentner vs. Christ Kuhn; Scirl
facias
10 Mary Maddox, ct al VS. Elizabeth TayIoe
ct al; Partition.
II Fritz Kahle vs. WIN. IIuhsinj Appeal frou
Justice OF the Peace
Il Simon BOeSer vs. W, Z. Langcnberg; Ap
peal from Justice of the Peace.
l3 State OF Mo-, cx rel. of Francis Oscke
vs. Chas. NJ Matthews, ct nj MAn,lamus.
ii Rudolph keSsler vs. John II. RuedigeT
Appeal from Justice nj the Peace.
Is Hermann Ehke Us Fritz DcTtram; Seiri
Facia.
I6Siate ex rel. a, RsSenlaDn, Col, Us j
T.. 4iuelleri Delinquent Taxes.
IL State ex rel. A. Begemaun, vs. bridget y
kynel delinquent Taxes.
Is In the matter of b. l.. Matthews; Appli
cation for License to practice Law.
10 State eX rel. OF A. Begemann, COL,
T. u. Matthews, ct al; Delinquent Taxes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-21
GlenS in Der That

fnb ttritnissn, bic iufrIae elmer ausae.
fprphrnen Rrisuns ju rinem biIiSIen Gu.
fduhr al esn rsri9ifrtnen une pr&IeIsoIIer
SsmtrmsH uuttrtpcrftn Tne, bic Gin 2cter.
Ieieen dnirisen. utbeIfeit, 4opff@mcracu,
gerifepfuns, cine tsIsate !3unsr, ein ibtI-
rie&enesr Atbem, Gin mrbr cher reniser
beftiser S&mrTj in Der 96be ees nHee-
sriHtnen Organs, t1nreinbeit tss Slutss unh
ApprtifUFsFeft ffrmptIn ts ;H einem her
audlfubifrn, fOpie eintm Der rntltbIiblten
Seieru. Gs eirtt isee@ sin erp5bnlihifen
RittrI sssen 6iries eribru un6 al ltine I'M
nHsrurbmrn Anjri@rn. NaG trm Hberria.
fimmtubsn 3tusniB ets putIifHms lorie
esr aer3tr, ilf 9sfrttsr's Raaeu-
} itters cine Rfeijir, psItt I&nslfiHI.
bare, srInetiGe une rSbltHusuet RsIuIidie
rrrri&t, Gs beilf niHt nnr 9etsTlsieeH, fsH-
'sru frlftiat aud bic S4pa&en, merit Sc
isiuHa bsritnissH, eis l9p6&snes Grant,
'eiten IHfTifaneeR babtH. lleterht:s n es
'ns gross aRittfl sratu 0s&lsIFrbT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-21

Gin BON uielen berpOrra9enoen 0tdn'
merit Der nerI6ie6eneu proteitautii9elI
Setten unterjei6ueter aufruf 81 elmer
alsemeinen Gunferenj aller 8roteitanten
Der Ser. Gtanten, bic am T., s. unb 9.
9eSembcr D. S. unter eeituHs berguan=
selilden aGian5 In @aibinstun abse-
baltcn iuer6cn iOG, lit iOeben erlafen
porben. Der 3ipef Der 8eriammlun9
loq iein, ~ er6rteru, iuel9e Gefabrcn
ausenblidli9 benz 9anbe uub ber DRIFT
liden STRIDE orObeH, iuelde Gele9en=
beiteu sur 56rOerun9 Der eran9elii6eu
Stride ii9 bieten, Oh ben @efabren ourd
ber5li9es 3uiamnentpirfen uller eUan
setiiden g9riiten be9esnet nno bi!
8Oblfubrt bqr aauafn Stride seF6rber
iperben fann, Obne ben ein3elnen gefter
s9nben su tbun, unb enOli9 iuie i'd
Elm ipl9cs 2Hi1mmcHpirfen am 8eItrr
errei9cu laBt iuh ste Stride 5ur Gr.
tenntniB ibrer 9 erantiuprtli9teit er
uedt tp erpeH faHH,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-21

Sn Der in letter 8O9e in ct. 9ouis
a6eeGal.enen 8enmteHiua6l hcs 5reiz
manrereOroens bon @tiiioari tuurbcii
jol9enbe 8eainten erlpqhlt; @iranl
a1fafter, VI. ail. Hialauit TON BoOus
pille, gum Dep. @raup Muiter, Sumes
g. @Oob BON Stem aOuoon, jum GranS
Sr. 8aroen, 39eOber 8raec, pon Qaris
uHb George 9. gaaGter. bon SOHnt
9erre, Sn @raub Sr. @arsen. Sam
g. 4enuarh, bon ct. 9ouia, aHM Grant
Treasures unb 9lep. 3. 6. &iheil, 3. D
pun ct. 2puis 5um @rnub Sseretarp
8eBAslidb Der fraber eriuabntem suspeH.
biruna Der Seap6tnliaz9ogc in ct
Souls iueiI bielel6e fi9 iueigerte, eirigt
0itslieoer, Die bas gSirtR$gsidldft &c.
treiEen, susjuhs BEN, pufSe 6aS 9brse.
ben pes @roBfleiIfers Ginii9fli9 Del
susPen6irnis bisier 2O9e nit 600 se,
gen 200 Stiulmen 9ebilfi9t. Or 9bars
fer Der lestercu Qose lplrSe damn ipie,
ser iH 9rdit eeieht, lulter 6er 3eoins.
Ing tes' Nusf9lufes Der idnlmtli1ell
@irtbsmits1ieoer. 9ieie 9lIsibluBbe-
finimuHs 1T isbt iiir ale aHoereH 2oasr
rlaF9cReno,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-21

gs lpiirbe uns freuen, pou eiueul
Rauu pper elmer 6rau au b6ren. biG
uienIals &ppftueb bate pber oil Der
itupfHne litt. 9a bieie nll9eHeine Get
aeH 81 IeiH ideinen, 10 mag Elm gutter
&at6 anse6ra@t ieiu, @arum ioaer
2ente ibre RaseH nit usbeficit erre.
seueeu abiibrenoeu Sillen uip. belaben
Die idudAeus ipeHu cine 10 aHaenebrls
uub CUTE &sbuiH iuie %riatA sti1 8it.
ters lMile Hae sifeetpuI auf bic ae6er,
Niereu, Waaeu unb eiuseiueioe iuirti
Wuo 5nslei9 bos sonde Sgitem frdFtiaI
uno itdrft, nuo &Opfueb, @erlppfnna
uno dbuli9e 8ei6iueroen iGiirn per,
tleibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-21

Yrdiibent glepelnnb iebt feline Reiie
bur6 ben gtor6ueiten fort; Chicago
Wiliuaufee, Mabiion, Ga @rofe, ct
Saul, Minneapulis II. I. NJ. baben ibn1
un6 ieiner @attin sroBartise @mpfdnse
bereitet. gsir finOen es besrcifli9, Sa6
bos 8Otf, trus Der eiirisen 8enliib.
unsen, oemOtrntii6es Sartei<G Capital
baraus Su i9la9en uub leiner uube=
itriitenen Gisenidaft als Srdiibent-
i9aftszG zGnn6ibat, berbeiitrGmt, nm ben
Yrdiibenten 5u ieben, uno ibm 46tunss'
6eSeusuugcn 81 iuiOmeH. lln6esreiflid
aber ift c5 uns, iuie man bern Yrdli-
benten elmer &epublit 6uloi9un9eu
Snrbringen fann. Die untertbdni9er unb
einem curopdii6en Woaar9en fGunl
oar9e6ra6t iueroeu fpnnten. 9as lit
um 10 befremoli6er, iuenn MATT ii9 oer-
seseniudrtist, bnB gleuelano in teiner
@eiie nuf beruorrasenOe G5aten bins
iueilen fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-21
IGinatlanbL.1
Berger. WO., DIT, 16, 1881.
@eehrter Aerr Hebafteur

Sf~|SNASN
Geferu, ben 10. Gtto5er iudrn bier
cine deierlidteit besanseu. bic man Der
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-21

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-21
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